Lauren Sherman

1 week ago | puck.news | Lauren Sherman

Line Sheet, the ultimate fashion industry bible, offers daily intel from Lauren Sherman, Rachel Strugatz, and Sarah Shapiro on every aspect of the business and its biggest players. (Sign up here to get it in your inbox.) Here’s the latest you need to know:Wave Goodbye and Say HelloTim Blanks, who has always written kindly about Maria Grazia Chiuri without sounding sycophantic, has a nice piece about her final Dior show in Rome.

1 week ago | puck.news | Lauren Sherman

Line Sheet, the ultimate fashion industry bible, offers daily intel from Lauren Sherman, Rachel Strugatz, and Sarah Shapiro on every aspect of the business and its biggest players. (Sign up here to get it in your inbox.) Here’s the latest you need to know:The dress code for what is expected to be Maria Grazia Chiuri’s final show as Dior’s head of womenswear was black. Typically, nothing is required of guests at fashion shows other than their presence, so the request sort of spoke for itself.

1 week ago | puck.news | Lauren Sherman

Last week, after Chanel released its 2024 report, the phrase “sales slide” appeared in numerous headlines—a reference not only to a 4 percent decline in global sales at the megabrand, but also a 28 percent drop in profits. But these results didn’t shake me. After all, Chanel is a private company that only publishes its numbers to appease the nosy press.

2 weeks ago | puck.news | Lauren Sherman

Over the past week, as I’ve been inundated with new information on the search for the next editor of Vanity Fair, I’ve organized the growing litany of names into categories to keep it all straight. So far, I have lists for “Viable,” “Out of the Running,” “They Wish,” and “Condé Nast Wishes.” I’ve added some names as new candidates emerge and erased others as they get eliminated from the conversation. I’d be happy to fork it over to Condé Nast C.E.O Roger Lynch, who I’m told is in L.A. right now.

2 weeks ago | puck.news | Lauren Sherman

Line Sheet, the ultimate fashion industry bible, offers daily intel from Lauren Sherman, Rachel Strugatz, and Sarah Shapiro on every aspect of the business and its biggest players. (Sign up here to get it in your inbox.) Here’s the latest you need to know:After mentioning earlier this week that I heard Marco Gobbetti was about to get a big job at an Italian group, I was told by multiple people in Milan that he was headed to OTB, where he’d ostensibly be in charge under Renzo Rosso.